The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-04

Banister.
Clayton Loring is in Atlanta, Ca,
at present.
The Disciples will Mold service for
the present at the city hall.
The examination of Leo Brewer
was adjourned until March 18th.
Gas fixtures have been put in the
Congregation chapel this week.
CD Irwin received large con-
Segment of paper on Wednesday.
August Krause Jr.,of Saginaw City,
was the guest OF Walter Lewis, Sun
day.
Frank w. Smith has been busy,
taking care of boy at his home since
Monday.
For pretty JERSEY, for nice dress.
or dress trimmings, or good fitting
corset, go to Osburn & Sons.
G.F North, Ed Eighme and L.
F. Flickinger are getting ready 10
build houses on Michigan Ave.
w. F. Sullivan and wife, of Lansing
visited friends here over Sunday.
Mrs S. will remain throughout the
week.
A geographical social will be given
by the Ready Helpers at the home of
w. X. Tillotson on Friday evening Of
next week.
S. E. Parkill attended meeting of
the State Board of Pharmacy at Grand
Rapids Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
How about candidates for the city
offices this spring. Come gentlemen,
get ready to step out and have your
measure taken.
John ID Evans has been awarded
the contract for carrying the mails in
this city for the term Of four years,
and began his service Tuesday.
Frank w. Bailey, one of the pro-
prietors of that standard paper the
Allegan Journal Tribune, has been
visiting at E. A. rodd's this week.
The friends of Rev. ]. B. Oliver,
of Bennington, met at the home OF
JACOB House, on Friday evening
and raised over eighty dollars for hi:
benefit.
The Elite Club held its election
Friday eve., and chose the following
officers: President. w. H. Lewis: vice
president, May Webster; secretary
Lola Dunbar; treasurer, Irving l.
Stewart.
DR.. Bagg's new store, next door
south of the postoffice is now ready
for business. Call and see the stool
of wall paper, books, stationery anc
fancy goods he sells in addition tt
his drug Stock.
List of advertised letters TOR weel
ending Sat-, Feb. a6, at Owosso p. O
Robert Bond, Elite Chatterdon, Mr.
Jennie Bailey, Mr. S S Bush, Will
McCurdy, Geo LATHE. Drops: Jone
& Marvin. Foreign: r B Garrison
A. T.. Hartshorn has opened stor
for the sale of agricultural implement
and Aultman, Miller & Co. have en-
gagged him for the season. He ha
purchased the carriage stock of Geo
Carpenter, in whose building he vii
carry on his business.
AT the last meeting of the Woman
Relief Corps a motion was made an
carried that letter of sympathy an
coincidence be written to Mrs. H. II
Carson and friends as expressive {
the feelings Of the Corps in thei
painful bereavement.
Corey Bros, proprietors Of tn
Owosso steam laundry, are maxim
arrangements to build at once
building aax7o On the Comstock lc
lust west the Main street bridge
for their business. They will ais
put in bath rooms, etc. In the tim
they have been here nice bushes
has been built up and prosperit
seems to attend them.
A note from Fred S. Retain say
The remains of Benz. F. Taylor, VIII
died at his home in Cleveland, Obi,
on the a4th inst, were brought
Hamilton, N. Y, on Monday last, IL
interment in the University cemeter
The poet was graduated from Mad
son University in 1898, and by h
death his alma mater loses one of h
most prominent alumnui. Mr.. Tal
Tor was the son of S. w. Taylor,
l.. d., second president Of the abo'
mentioned institution.
John Wesener came home from Il
University Friday evening accor
panied by John II. Shafer, Of Nc
York City, A. J. Pemberton, OF Nor
Carolina, c. Ianson, of Brighto
Fred N. Faller and Louis Dryfoos.
Fremont, Ohio, students in the Ur